Court may make orders if person has contravened civil penalty provision
35 Court may make orders if person has contravened civil penalty provision
The CEO may apply to the court for an order under subregulation (2).
If the court is satisfied that a person has contravened a civil penalty provision, the court may make any orders as it thinks appropriate against or in relation to the person, including either or both of the following —
an order that the person pay to the CEO an amount not exceeding the civil penalty for that civil penalty provision;
an order against the person for the purpose of preventing any further contravention of the civil penalty provision.
An order under subregulation (2)(b) —
may be subject to any terms and conditions the court thinks appropriate; and
may be revoked at any time.
An interim order may be made under subregulation (2)(b) pending final determination of the application.
The statute text is free to read above. View subscription options to unlock the case-law research tools for each provision.